Priority Pass - Airport Lounges

Would travel regularly enough for aways,  trips to the U.S. & Spain every year so thinking of  signing up for it. I'd also be the type to arrive very early at airports so would make use of it. 

I wouldn't travel consistently enough to make use of the standard plus or prestige package but 89 quid for the year with a standard 30 quid charge for lounge access seems a decent enough offer. 

£89 sounds like great value if a regular traveller. 

Edit: Revolut do deals on lounges

Revolut use Loungepass which is the same as priority pass, if the place is even half busy you are considered a walk in and they arent interested. Would just be careful with this. Dont upgrade your revolut card just for access to this.

When it works, it’s really good. But there have been a few times recently when I get out there and they say I need to join a virtual queue. And I haven’t got to the front of the queue by the time my flight goes. Or I’ll have 20 minutes in the place, having hung round the normal seats, so not worth paying my €20. 

This has happened at all times of the day. 

I see that in no 1 lounges you can spend an extra £6 to make a booking to then enable you to book your place in advance. 

So, if you had one return flight every two months, it would cost €96 for Revolut pro, €240 in Revolut lounge fees and €84 in booking fees. €420 for the year. €760 if two travelling. 

Worth it?

Oh, and once I went in to one in Stansted and there were a load of English women in their 50s going away on holiday together, whooping and cackling every five minutes like a gang of old witches. Having paid my €20, I wished I was out in the airport bar. 

BigStrongMan wrote: inlikeflynn wrote: I got Revolut premium to mess about with crypto and it also lets you into lounges for €20. It’s exactly the same idea as Revolut.  When it works, it’s really good. But there have been a few times recently when I get out there and they say I need to join a virtual queue. And I haven’t got to the front of the queue by the time my flight goes. Or I’ll have 20 minutes in the place, having hung round the normal seats, so not worth paying my €20.  This has happened at all times of the day.  I see that in no 1 lounges you can spend an extra £6 to make a booking to then enable you to book your place in advance.  So, if you had one return flight every two months, it would cost €96 for Revolut pro, €240 in Revolut lounge fees and €84 in booking fees. €420 for the year. €760 if two travelling.  Worth it? Oh, and once I went in to one in Stansted and there were a load of English women in their 50s going away on holiday together, whooping and cackling every five minutes like a gang of old witches. Having paid my €20, I wished I was out in the airport bar.  Any pics?

I was going to say I'm surprised Sham didn't post that but then I realised they would be a bit too young for his tastes.